Iloop-to-model Service for DD-DeCaF
Installation
Setup is as easy as typing make start in the project
directory. However, the DD-DeCaF upload service depends on a running
instance of the iloop backend. By default it expects a service
iloop-backend to accept connections on port 80, and
model on port 8000, on a docker network called
DD-DeCaF. You also need to set the ILOOP_TOKEN in your .env
file (where you can also overide other variables) as this is specific
for your specific user.
| Variable | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
ILOOP_TO_MODEL_PORT | 7000 |
Exposed port of the upload service. | |
ILOOP_API | http://iloop-backend:80/api |
URL and port for the iloop service. | |
ILOOP_TOKEN | '' |
Token for the service to connect to the iloop backend. (Not necessary if connecting via the metabolica-ui-frontend.) | |
MODEL_API | http://model-backend:80/api |
URL port of the model service. | |
ENVIRONMENT | development | Set to either development, testing, or production |
||
SENTRY_DSN | '' |
DSN for reporting exceptions to Sentry. |
Usage
Type make in order to see all commonly used commands.
Testing
To run all tests and QA checks, run make qa.